Recital Tomorrow At Shenandoah
Miss Rhonda Lineburg mezzo soprano and John Jenkins clarinetist present a senior recital Tuesday at 8 p.m. in Armstrong auditorium Shenandoah Conservatory of Music. The program includes Bernstein Brahms Debussy Handel with joint Vaughan Williams Blake songs. Accompanied by Leslie Hughes. Public welcome.
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Rhonda Lineburg
John Jenkins
Armstrong Auditorium
Shenandoah Conservatory of Music
Bernstein
Brahms
Debussy
Handel
Mr. Jenkins
Mozart
Stravinsky
Miss Lineburg
Blake
Ralph Vaughan Williams
Kenneth R. Lineburg
Winchester
Shenandoah
American Choral Directors Association
Music Educator’s
Sigma Alpha Iota
Jenkins
Joseph F. Jenkins
Williamsburg
Alpha Phi Omega Service Fraternity
Leslie Hughes
Jack Hughes
Swallows Return for St. Joseph Feast at Mission San Juan Capistrano
Swallows reappear at Mission San Juan Capistrano for the Feast Day of St. Joseph. Mission spokesmen say about 15 percent arrive early, with most waiting until March 19. A separate note mentions a trained dog selecting a unique wood piece from twenty similar items.
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Ruth Named Pastor in Portsmouth
The Rev. Robert F. Ruth is named pastor of Holy Angels Catholic Church in Portsmouth by Bishop John J. Russell. Ruth has served as administrator since June 1971 and previously held roles in Winchester and Arlington, with prior assignments in Keyser, West Virginia, and other posts.
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I Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Holy Angels Catholic Church
Portsmouth
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Catholic Virginian
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Russell
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Holy Angels
Resurrection Parish
Defense rests in Indianapolis traffic fatality
Sgt. Charles Pritchett a city police training officer delivering a speech on Defensive Driving at Indiana University was struck when a man ran a red light. He died from the collision.
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Indiana University
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Life magazine charges Nixon tampered with justice in California
Life magazine reports that the Nixon administration took steps to derail investigations and influence prosecutions in San Diego involving C Arnholt Smith Frank Curran and John Alessio. The piece notes Nixon favored San Diego as a convention site and cites actions to delay or block cases.
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Life Magazine
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Life
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White House
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Frank Curran
Periego
John Alessio
Mexico
Harry Steward
U.S
Southern
California
Bishop Brown Named England Church Industry Liaison
The Church of England appoints the Bishop of Birmingham, Right Rev Laurence Brown, a former card-carrying unionist and four year member of the National Society of Operative Printers and Assistants, to lead its liaison with industry.
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Church of England
Birmingham
Laurence Brown
National Society of Operative Printers and Assistants
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